In the quest for a sustainable approach to boost your property’s thermal insulation and comfort, whether it’s your residence or a business establishment? Consider the merits of integrating low-e double glazing, a pinnacle of modern...
U-values, also known as thermal transmittance values, measure the rate of heat transfer through a building element, such as an Insulated Glass Unit (IGU). The U-value represents the amount of heat that passes through one...
The A++, A+, A, and C ratings you mentioned are not directly related to U-values but are instead part of the Window Energy Rating (WER) system used in the UK and some other European countries. The...
Low-emissivity (low-e) glass is primarily used to improve energy efficiency and provide thermal insulation in glass installed in buildings. By reducing heat transfer and controlling the amount of ultraviolet and infrared light that enters a...
